New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
pesor. Richmond, Euru. good third with the Others

before Richmond Eurus good third with tho 0'ncr'
trailing In. ,s,..n,,r,
This race showed that Mr.. Lawrences handlcappInc
In the Suburban excellent piece Oh woIn, ou'
1t was ruined BY Mr. Csidwei!'s .erIipe uiun IN W.
saturday and by the deep mud. Shaucr was on Elk
wood yesterday instead OF Richmond This amazed
ever one Why the owners Ut Richmond dfd not put w
jockey who had been so Invariably succcssluh WIZ
the horse IL mystery. OF coursc 1t Is TO bo supposed
that they wanted to win the race but AFTER DOno
hues abominabe hiding Of Richmond Cd SATURDAY
the horse should never have been put In hs hahds
again.
Old Choctaw captured tho sixth race in fine style.
The California horse Argo and Hehners colt KaVel
Ter carried great sums, and Argo was thought by many
experts winner. His little rider, Winiams'
tried to come through tho inside In the home
stretch, and crowded into tho rail SO badly that
Argo failed to bring home the Golden Fleece that
some hundreds Of expectant Jasohs were hoiohg
their hands and mouths open to grab.
Buckra easy first In the Turf Hurdle stakes
This horse is jumper OF remarkable merit ana speed
He should be sent over to England to have triaI
for the Grand National. When good and WELL Buckra
is one Of the best hurdle that America or any
other country ever saw.
An interesting little anccdote was told about John
r. Mclean Of 1.-THE Cincinnati Enqui rer" lie is
an intimate ana attached friend of Congressman
William l.. Scott, owner Of Quito Some time ago Mr.
Mclean backed Quito to win the Suburban at 40 to
l. putting up 800 On Saturday the betting at the
post against Quito was only to 1. Mr. Mclean
then gave half his bet TO a friend who ofcred HIM
$3.50 for it. Quito left ut the post; but MI NC
leans prudence and saeacty enabled him 70 clear
s5O 1T is believed that Mr.. Mclean is tho only man
In the habtable universe, except the bookmaAers'
who made any money on Quitos Suburban
FIRST RAOE-PURsE, $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS SIX
u. Kahns br. c. ssxony by Saxon Enquiress yrs;
a,;sli lis Is sS:SIn
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3ppisby johnson: CHI :: Red fTnca s. iO7(s'revap
Bettns-sa.ony to Harry Russell to BramSlsGn
20 70 Amagam 20 to l. Rosewood 4oo panpero Aoto
R' auctions ctns' $780, $50 barred
Harry Russell S7 Amagam $780, Brambeton SIS. Held Sls
sroush1d% Marley and Tornado Withdrawn Stone
handel saIony II the race rers walk s fTr
n ns psce Hmassm Ps%pfo
%TT Ha ar R:: sa Sr to Do his
ssloHy him before reaching
s S%t s Tss aGf e:
Son T ts pos II 70 many
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SECOND RAcE-sURF STAKES TwoYEAR-OLDs $25EAcH,
$1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE FURLoNGs
A. Belmonts b. O. Magnetzcr. by The IlIUsed- Magnet
I'm b. h ilS Guarantee jis%llO3
R RrSss Ssei 5cna.o S a airacia
3S. %aidsu. t b. on.ha
Bettns-euaranise 70 nasOq To- Omaha 10 to l.
10 to m1Ss % omaha ss
saisdin Tie Idaia colt Gact and Kinghsh we're With
m s SsSa
BaOn through at the Of the turn and the p%sp
the T1 hG S%t o May
ssaS e s se1S ad ehanSed the
s'issstensd SIN but Luke called on dns n,
wOn Faan"f rs Seal e% Rs.o BY
sss e sIh a rod Tom the
Bason to the stable and its friends
THIRD RAcE-CosEY ISLAND STAKES WINNERS OF
$1,000 IN 1886 $3.50 EACH. WHISPERS OF 5000
ADDED lis MILES
A. j. Ca.satt. b. The Bard by LOngfoow. Bradamanie
S ' 3 BOWS IiS h. Trcubadcar
hssSs aii% HroaSadodf
Favor and Ben Ali we're Withdrawn This fun for
The Bard and work Tor TTou1sdour Garrison took sss
# ;9 ssIsns and ,o st sr..
quarter. Rt mile TicaS1dcar S.san drop
as AZ n n sal had F hand at S S 81
The Bard slowing down to eaI,eT ana al
me o2sis; = Ss7; a. 65Ol; u l:o2 s. l:l44 "a 127
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE
Dryer Brothers, oh. Hanover. by Hindoo Bourbon
shs sIS Kingston, Ponona;
Appeby JOhnsOns b. C 1neko ~,
to $50 &C.: 81
A MatusI, pad pa,d s. Is. ,, r,o
over led by length. Kingston second. 0neko last King
ston began TO crowd Hanover Immediately and forced
him 20 tho first quarter In O;26 halt In 49,
and the three quarters ll4 Then Kingson had enough
and Hanover opening gap hal dozen lengths fell into
an easy passed the POST winner by SIX lengths
Kng,ton ten lengths before In the 10 the three
quarters Hanover pulling Mclaughlin out OF the saddle
every stride thorough by Tho
logged manner which he hung 70 the favorc as Tar as
he Could 90 Oneko could not live within hearing distance oil
his opponents.
FIFTH RAcR-FoR SUBURBAN HORSES. $50 EACH $1,000
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS Ia MILES
J. b. Haegns Dr. Ben ALI by Virgil Ulrca yr. li5
Roth Co.'S D. H. hcnnoh q Vo--'''--'N"' Dv na,i.R =
VI GRATIS CHI c. Ekwood T. (shauerl
Summit stables Royal Arch g. Olhnrch)
Fairax Stables Housatonic 4. (Bende
Tme-20s.
Betting-Ben All to 8. Eurus 10 l. Richmond to l,
povsi AIcb 10 / Ekwood 20 to l. HOusatonic % to
Auction pools-Ben All $780, Eurus s47. Richmond $40.
ROyal Arcl SZ5 field SIT.
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